Sentence examples for cautiously increased from inspiring English sources
Since first switching on in 2008, operators at the LHC have cautiously increased the energy contained in each of the bunches of protons sent around the 27km collider, which lies beneath the Franco-Swiss border.
"Now it's over to the experiments to make the best of the increased discovery potential we're delivering them!" Since first switching on in 2008, operators at the LHC have cautiously increased the energy contained in each of the bunches of protons sent around the 27km collider, which lies beneath the Franco-Swiss border.
Mary Anne Rodgers, Packard's general counsel, said the foundation was working on a second deal and planned to cautiously increase its investments in businesses.
"It's appropriate – and I have said this in the past, I think – for the Fed to gradually and cautiously increase our overnight interest rate over time," she said.
"It's appropriate – and I have said this in the past, I think – for the Fed to gradually and cautiously increase our overnight interest rate over time," said Yellen, adding: "Probably in the coming months such a move would be appropriate".
Thorough preinjection studies followed by close monitoring of cautiously increasing injection offer to lower, although never eliminate, the risk of triggering intolerable earthquakes.
They return to fitness training after an injury with an appreciation of the time and effort it takes to heal -- and so they cautiously increase their weights without hurry.
The company said it "cautiously expects increased shipments of new smartphones and strong seasonal demand for TV products".
As far as businesses are concerned this is a time to cautiously pursue increased revenues, while protecting expenditure.
For its part, the Cuban government appears to be moving cautiously toward increased trade and private enterprise.
We cautiously speculated that increased FDG activity might be caused by an increase in intestinal permeability and reflects impaired intestinal barrier function.
